<I> some text in italics </I>

Changes the style of enclosed text to italics. The preferred command for text in italics. See also:  <ADDRESS>, <EM>.

<IFRAME src="URL" params>   frame contents. . . </IFRAME> Command Parameters:  height= name= src= width=

Defines a floating frame in an HTML document and contains the document specified by the URL. Works only in the Internet Explorer browser. See also:  <FRAME>, <FRAMESET>.

<IMG src="URL" params> Command Parameters:  align= alt= border= height= hspace= ismap= lowsrc= usemap= vspace= width= Unpaired Tag

Places the file specified by the supplied URL as an inline image at the point in the page where the code is located. See also:  <AREA>, <EMBED>, <MAP>.

<INS>inserted text</INS> Functions only in the Internet Explorer browser.

Defines a section of text which has been inserted and renders it as underscored. Related Commands:  <DEL>, <U>.

<LABEL>   form field label text </LABEL> The command functions only in the Internet Explorer browser. Command Parameters:  for=

Declares a label to be associated with a corresponding form field input element. See also:  <FORM>.

<LEGEND>   field set legend </LEGEND> The command is interpretted only by the Internet Explorer browser.

Declares a legend text to be included within the border of a field set. See also:  <FIELDSET>.

<LI> list item Unpaired Tag

Defines a list item in an orderd, unordered or defnition list or in a document division. See also:  <DL>, <OL>, <UL>,

<LINK params> Command Parameters:  href= hreflang= title= type= Unpaired Tag Used only within the HTML Document Head Segment.

Defines an association between the current document and an external object or document. See also:  <META>

<LISTING>     some preformatted text </LISTING>

The enclosed text is rendered as an independent text block in a nonproportionally spaced font. All formatting and spacing present in the enclosed text is preserved. Related Command:  <BLOCKQUOTE>. See also:  <PRE>, <XMP>.

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